THE DUPLIN TIMES
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd., 1949
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Season Report
" Oirl Scout Camp Trallee accomo
dated 116 different girls this sea-
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Rev. H. J. Vhaley
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der, Girl Scout director.
"liss Alexander reported 171
camp weeks. A number of the girls
attendee, camp more than one week.
Ninety girls front Wayne attend
ed, 81 of which were Scouts. 26
girls attended from places outside
of Wayne including Havelock 4
Kinston 9, Loulsburg 8, Warsaw 2,
Kenansville 3, Wilmington 1, Beau
fort 2, Stoney Creek, Va 1.
Twenty of the girls were Brownie
Scouts; 82 intermediate Scouts; 4
Senior Scouts;, 10 non-Scouts, and'
13 staff members.
1 The camp operated for 5 weeks.
Neil Bolton"
Attends School
ion
.Neil bolton. Agricultural agent
for Tide Water Power Co. spent a
very profitable vacation this year
when he attended the Reppert
School of Auctioneering. He has
just returned from Decatur, Ind..
where he graduated from the school
which teaches every phase of asc-
tion work.
Bolton said that 24 of America's
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Office Supplies
AND EQUIPMENT
DESKS, CHAIRS, FILING CABINETS
LEDGERS, BINDERS, SHEETS and INDEX
John II. Carter, Company
KINSTON, N. C
foremost auctioneers were present
to teach the prospective auction
men. Bonafide sales were conduct
ed every day in an auction house
so that the students would have ac
tual experience under the guidance
of their instructors. Every type of
auction Was held, from real estate
to purebred cattle and hogs. ,,
Bolton has added this talent to
his many other agricultural pur
suits, and hopes to be of real help
to the people in Tide Water's ter
ritory. He said that if any 4-H group
or the F.F.A. wished to hold auc
tions, he would be glad to act as
auctioneer. In fact, he is available
to any charitable organization that
wish to false some money.
The Reopert School of Auction
eering is unique in the United
States, and article telling of its ac
tivities will appear in the Saturday
Evening Post in the next month. It
attracts many students from all
parts of the country. This year,
there were 144 attending from 34
states. When the graduates receive
their diplomas, they are already
seasoned auctioneers.
Vestal To Attend
.'. Greensboro. N. C. Aug. 2.-Plans
for N. C. Farm Bureau's annual
What to do tar wmu1! elilaS pnUmt,
fractional monthly paint Many a airland
annua has fond the niw In OaJs
SUT0 f-way halp. Toa aw, CABDOI stay
sua thine feu eatlar lor roa In aMhar
of two warai (I) startad 1 da baton
Tour Umr and Ukan as dlracttd on tha
labal, tt should balp taum functional
partodM pains O) takan throofhoat tha
month like at tonta, tt ihould lmprora jroor
eppauta, aid dltastloa, and tons help
build ap raslaUaoe for tha trying daya to
aoma. CARDUI la aalantmaally prapatad
and aatanUMeauy tested. It yon auflar "at
tbaaa oartatn Umaa", gat OABOUI today.
STATEMENT
JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Greensboro, N. C.
Condition December 31, 1948, As Shown By Statement FOed
Amount of Capital paid up in cash, 1 '
Amount of Ledger Assets December 31st of previous year; Total, $194,352,031.48
Premium Income, $26,585,408.66; Miscellaneous,
$14,524,868.78; Total ' 41,110.277.44
Disbursements To Policyholders, $9,273,819.02;
Miscellaneous, $11,179,622.02; Total, 20,453,441.04
Business written during year Number of Policies 36.647; Amount, $125,903,663.00
Business in force at end Of year Number of Policies 329,003; Amount, $820,725,276.00
ASSETS
Value of Real Estate (less amount of encumbrances), 10,194,591.06
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate, $101,036,363.63
Loans secured by pledge of Bond?, Stocks, or other collateral, $ 1,357,151.03
Loans made to Policyholders on this Company's
Policies assigned as collateral, 12,216,552.25
Premium notes on Policies in force, , 1,991,706.97
Net Value of Bonds.,. $ 64,704,626.82
Net Value of Stock...' $ 20,164,221.90
Cash 3,406,915.05
Interest and Rents due and accrued, 1,476,834.91
Premiums uncollected and deferred, 5,346,858.40
All other Assets, as detailed in statement, 8 63,260.85
Total, $221,832,561.17
' Less Assets not admitted, $ ' 687,6541.38
Total admitted Assets, $221,144,910.79
LIABILITIES
Net Reserve, including Disability Provision, $164,240,735.00
Present value of amounts not yet due on Suplementary Contracts, etc., $ 13,334,882.32
Policy Claim. 917'240 89
Dividends left with. Company at interest, 4,708,483.57
Premiums paid in advance, 4,928,857.40
Unearned Interest and Rent paid in advance, 363,886.03
Commissions due to Agents, 12354.84
Estimated Amount payable for Federal, State, and other Taxes, $ 527,785.21
Dividends due Policyholders. S95.907.08
Amounts set apart for future dividends, 1,810,478.73
All other Liabilities, as detailed in statement, $ 3,504,299.74
Total amount of all Liabilities, except Capital, $194,944,910.79
Beserva, .
.... $ 2,200,000.00
Capital paid up In Cash iu.uuu.uuu.uu
Unassigned funds (surplus), $14,000,000.00
$ 26,200,000.00
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1948
Policies on the lives of citizens of said State in force ?
i December 31st of previous year. ORDINARY, No. 92,439 Amount $17,467,867.00
Policies on the lives of citizens of said State ;
issued during the year. ORDINARY, No. 7,456 Amount. .... $ 26,655.891.00
ToUlf .... ... No. 99,895 Amount $244,123258.00
Deduct ceased to be In force during the year, No. 3,657 Amount $ 9,732,889.00
Policies in force December 31st. No. 96,238 Amount $234,390,369.00
Losses and Claims unpaid December
Q1o n nravlnua vear. No
Losses and Claims Incurred during year,
No.
Total. .........1. . ,,..,.. -
Losses and Claims settled during the year, in full
Losses and Claims unpaid December 31st, . No.
Premium Income-ORDINARY, -
President, Ralph C. Price;
Treasurer, H. P. Leah ,
33 Amount,
579 Amount, .
612 Amount, .
44 Amount,
........J.:. Total, $
Secretary, Carlyle Gee
Actuary, D. E. Buckner -
C.
87,752.00
1,511,832.78
1,599,584.78
1,449,591.78
149,993.00
7,084,574.82
CcJypso Veterans Plan Study
Grovlh 01 Year-Round Pastures
The veterans class of the Calypso
Farm Training program sponsored
a fish fry at the Communiay Poi.d
August 16 to raise money for a
fertilizing and seeding project thy
plan to undertake.
The vets plan to plant test pas
tures, having several different mix
tures of seed and two different
fertilizers, so that they can see th?
growth of a year-round pasture.
In the classes, according to the
instructor, C. H. Smith, each vet
eran is planting apasture.
Next spring a prize will be giv
en to the veteran with the best
pasture.
NOTICE OF EXECUTOR
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,ij Home. Office, Jefferson Square, Greensboro, N.
Attorney for Service: WILLIAM P. HODGES. Commissioner "
, of Insurance, Raleigh, N. C. ,. . - ?V;V'.
, STATS OF NORTH CAROLINA , ' I
. Insuraaoe Department
(SEAL) " Raleigh, June 2nd, 1949j
,A J WILLIAM P. HODGES, Commissioner of Insurance do hereby certify that the
above to true and correct abstract of the statement of the Jefferson Standard Life
Insurance Company, of Greensboro. N. C Weil with ihls Department, showing the
condition of said Company on the 31st day of December, 1948. - , .
V'Uness ir.y f -i 1 and official seal the "day and date above written.
state-wide membership campaign,
which will open officially Septem
ber 1 with a quota of 80.000, are
being outlined at four district meet
ings in Eastern Carolina this week.
R. Flake Shaw, Greensboro, Exe
cutive Vice-President, has listed
the following schedule of meetings:
Dist. 1, Tuesday, Aug. 23, Tarborc
Courthouse- Dist. 2, Wednesday,
Aug. 24. New Bern Courthouse;
Dist. 3, Thursday K Aug. 25, Clinton
Courthouse, and Dist. 4, Friday,
Aug. 26, Llllington Courthouse. All
meetings will be held at 2:30 p.m.,
and plans are being completed for
similar meetings for Districts 5, 6,
7 and 8.
E. V. Vestal of Kenansville will
represent Duplin County at the
District meeting in New Bern.
The undersigned, having qquali
fled as the executor of the last will
and testament of Tena Cooper, and
having qualified before the Clerk
of Superior Court of Duplin Coun
ly, this is to notify all persons who
have claim against said estate to
present their claims to the tinder-
signed executor, on or before the
22nd day o August, 1050, or this
notice will be plead in bar to their
recovery. All persons who are in
debted to said estate will p'case
make immediate payment to the
undersigned executor or his attor
ney. . ' - -
This the 2nd day of August, 1949.
601 44th St. N. E.
- Llbbv Cooper,
Washington, D. C.
H. E. Phillips, Atty.
Kenansville.
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A small railroad line, running
from Parkdale, Oregon to Hood
lliver, Oregon lias reported its total
passcnaer 1-evenue is Deing $2.00
in 1945; $2.35 in 1946; 35 cents in
1947 and 20 cents in 1948.
salts. Mrs. Laughton Albertson won
low score prize, a bath cloth.
Cold drinks, mints and nuts were
served during games and at the end
congealed salad and tea. There were
two tables in play.
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MR. MOLE
He comes to our garden to visit
a while,
The garden then is a snow.
With tunnels and overhead bridges,
An enemy on the go.
He enters cautiously, pays no court,
Then off on a row to row round
Where he sometimes stops to smile
and gloat,
And then he naps in the ground.
He likes cool nights, in rain is a pest
lie's a mean old underground Joe,
He moves to my asters to furrow
the row,
I strike for him with my hoe.
He visits a while then disappears,
But it's useless to think it's the
end,
For he'll be back in a day or so,
Though he finds in me no friend.
BEATRICE W. WALACE.
B. F. Grady
SPORTS AFIELD
By: TED KESTING
Many a good shot who knows
his ducks one from another as far
as he can see them in flight, never
troubles to distinguish between the
helpful and the harmful hawks. At
the sight of a "hawk" he bangs
away and nine . times out of ten
it's a beneficial mouse hawk he
kills and leaves hanging on a fence.
Donald Cultross Peattie, this
country's best known nature writer,
reports that he has never yet seen
a Cooper's hawk or a goshawk pun
ished for its depredations. And
these are your poultry and game
bird killers.
Let's get to know this fellow, He
is a little smaller than a crow, and
tne female Is crowsize or a bit
.more 18 to 20 inches from t lu
short curved beak to the tail tip.
Coopers are slim and trim com
pared to any other hawks. In rer
ching they have a curious, ugly
look hump-shouldered, with
neck hanging and beady red eyes
watching.
When they fly they don't, like
the beneficial hawks, go soaring up
in wide circles or shoot in a Ions
glide while whistling boldly. Its
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fliKnt is l)usinrs.s-1ikc and perform
ed in stolid silence. The bird flaps
a few -itrokes, then Elides, then
flap; .i'im. in a crow-like fa'1 ion.
Tin- important thin!? i' to be
i.ble to tell the Cooper from the
innocent hawks when, nun in hand,
you see it from beneath as t hangs
in I lie sky. The Cooper has short.
mjiiiuI whirrs, hut a Ujiik slender
tail. Most othtr hawk.; have either
(a) short, i mind wings and short.
broad tails, or lb) long, pointed
wings and long slender tails.
Only a few other hawks have the
Cooper's (chicken hawk, the big
blue darter) combination of short,
broad winns and long slim tail, and
one of them is the also harmful
f:oshawk. It is a much bigger bird,
22 to 24 inches on over-all length;
he further differs from the Cooper
in Having a squared-off tail tip,
not rounded.
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